I got spider mites🤬 effective treatment with out damage to plants Started with a strawberry plant so I trashed it. I've increased humidity with humidifier and regularly spraying all of my plants with water. Today I found my 3 prayer plants with spider mites crawling on them I trashed them also because all the new leaves were dying off and we're almost dead. I have tropical, cacti and succulents. I have not notice any other plants with the mites or signs of mites. I read hydrogen peroxide or alcohol mixed with water can treat the spider mites but I'm nervous about the damage it will do to the leaves. What are your suggestions about hydrogen peroxide and alcohol or any other ways to treat spider mites without causing damage? Indoor light 12 hrs. Originally by u/SeahorseChameleon on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cpj3cjl

Cucumber problem What keeps eating my cucumber leaves? I had a lot more leaves yesterday and woke to my plant missing most of them. What do you think did this ? and how can i prevent Originally by u/samuellbenn on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/224wgwl4

Is there hope for this money tree? Ive had this money tree for 6months now and noticed the leaves started drooping. When I was about to repot the bottom is squishy and I think there's mold? :( I've only been watering when soil is dry and its in the plastic pot in background. It's surrounded by indirect sunlight all day,maybe 2hrs of direct light. Originally by u/HemiBaby on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22cu7oy3

Lucky bamboo on its last legs Im convinced this has been the source of my bad luck lately. I’ve tried repotting in fresh leca but plant keeps getting moldy. I water once every couple weeks. Pot with leca doesn’t drain. Plant is placed near a window. Originally by u/TUvalleyboy on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/236gbfn5

I forget what kind of pepper I bought. Can anyone please help me out? Originally by u/i_love_small_ducks on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bmebxsp

Stairs in Hill - am I screwed? I’m building these stairs in the front yard. My rise is correct to get me to the front walkway, but I’m getting significantly high walls. I’d prefer not to have a retaining wall on the sides, but think this is too aggressive to just slope the grade. I plan to put planting beds on either side. What should I do? Originally by u/GreenWind3 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yfqdf8y

After years of trying to get flowers to grow on my daughter's grave, I finally succeeded thanks to this sub 🥹 Nothing fancy, just sedum and knockout roses. Pink was her color. The ground is so dry and clay-like I needed an olla and extreme diligence to get anything to survive. Now she will have flowers every year. Thank you to everyone who helped me when I posted last year looking for help. We did it! Originally by u/heresyoursigns on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25jnx53o

I put a bathtub in my garden. 10/10 stars. Originally by u/MarthaMatildaOToole on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dl926p3

Post-digestion Originally by u/nagasage on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2by3h6kl

Interesting rhododendron? I saw these down near my local pond, anyone know what they are? Originally by u/lightupsketchers1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b3mda2z